Helpful Score: 2
Nice book, great plot. This book was a nice change from the classic historical romance. No "ton" or english fashions...it was a real love story and more than one. Loved it!
The latest romance smash from the author of Arizona Caress and Desert Heat. Captured in boyhood by Barbary pirates, Lord Alexander Wakefield--known to the pirates as Serad--thinks of women as mere booty--ornaments for his harem to be owned and enjoyed. Until he captures spirited and beautiful British heiress Victoria Lynn Lawrence . . .
CAPTURED IN BOYHOOD BY BARBARY PIRATES, RAISED AMONG THEM, AND RENAMED SERAD, LORD ALEXANDER WAKEFIELD THOUGHT OF WOMEN AS MERE BOOTY- PRNAMENTS FOR HIS HAREM TO BE OWNED AND ENJOYED. UNTIL HE CAPTURED BRITISH HEIRESS VICOTRIA LYNN LAWRENCE, ON HER WAY HOME TO ENGLAND. ONCE HE SWEPT HER FROM THE DECK OF HER SHIP, CARRIED HER TO HIS CABIN, AND TASTED THE MAGIC OF HER LUSCIOUS LIPS AND SILKEN SKIN, aLEX KNEW HE WOULD FORFEIT ANY RANSOM TO KEEP THE SEDUCTIVE TEMPTRESS FOR HIS OWN. THOUGH TORI WAS DETERMINED TO BE NO MAN'S PLAYTHING, SHE SOON FELT HER DEFENSES CRUMBLE UNDER ALEX'S FIERY TOUCH.
historical pirate romance
From the back cover
When Serad boards the vessel La Mouette to loot for treasure, he discovers a cargo more precious than any trinket: the heiress Victoria Lawerence. A raven-haired, emerald-eyed beauty, Victoria captivated Serad as no woman ever has before. But the fiery young lady doesnt seem to understand that she is now a captive, expected to honor her new masters wishes and desires without question
When Victoria set sail from India, she expected the voyage to deliver her into the arms of her betrothed-not a heartless gang of pirates. Now captured, she refuses to bow to any man, even one as commanding as Serad. Sharing his cabin, Victoria can barely resist her overwhelming attraction for her captor. But if she gives in to her desires, Victoria knows Serad will accept nothing less than her total surrender
When Serad boards the vessel La Mouette to loot for treasure, he discovers a cargo more precious than any trinket: the heiress Victoria Lawerence. A raven-haired, emerald-eyed beauty, Victoria captivated Serad as no woman ever has before. But the fiery young lady doesnt seem to understand that she is now a captive, expected to honor her new masters wishes and desires without question
When Victoria set sail from India, she expected the voyage to deliver her into the arms of her betrothed-not a heartless gang of pirates. Now captured, she refuses to bow to any man, even one as commanding as Serad. Sharing his cabin, Victoria can barely resist her overwhelming attraction for her captor. But if she gives in to her desires, Victoria knows Serad will accept nothing less than her total surrender
I think this is a good story.
